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Budget Day - The Official After Hours Thread - (Ireland's undisputed Voice of Reason)

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Here we come !

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nudger

€2 on a bottle of spirits is a bit of kick.

SEPT 23 1989

Famine victims are we?

Roger_007

Howlin by name and Howlin by nature........!

ThisRegard

As they say, the devil is in the detail, but I can't help feeling that the government bottled it a bit.

Faith+1

Mint Sauce wrote: »

Thats not changing either.

Thank fcuk :cool:

SEPT 23 1989

Labour man worried about international investors

Jim Larkin would be proud

wolfpawnat

Roger_007 wrote: »

Go out and have a large Jameson and a half corona cigar......you will feel much better.:D

Well the family can forget their bottles of booze this xmas And if the sugar tax is there too, no coca cola either.

General General

ibarelycare wrote: »

50c on wine...so up €1.50 in two years. No doubts the shops will double that increase. Before last year's budget I could always find bottles on offer in Tesco and Super Valu for €6. Now it's rare to find a bottle under €8!

Ease off the sauce...half the time, you're looking in the shampoo section...

Amirani

Gannon Quick Beech wrote: »

Feck off hitting drink again another 10 cent on the pint.

And 41% dirt, mother of god that's a disgrace, interest rates are low enough without dirt getting increased. They should be rewarding people who have money in savings not hitting them.

Excessive saving is a big problem at the moment, which has to be discouraged. Increasing DIRT was a no brainer.

Red Crow

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

Yes it has.....

Really? I must have missed it

Mint Sauce

Sierra Oscar wrote: »

Any mention of motor tax?

Thats not changing either.

SeaFields

Sierra Oscar wrote: »

Any mention of motor tax?

No he didnt mention it so far

HeidiHeidi

Red Crow wrote: »

The 50c increase on wine hasn't materialised

Yes it has.....

Red Crow

ibarelycare wrote: »

No increase in VAT or USC.

Anything on PRSI yet?

No nothing. It was never mooted to be changed

Kerrydude1981

Its amazing the Dail is always full on budget day and then be near empty on every other day

Should there be a rule of 100% attendance brought in,like these lads and lassies are getting paid well enough and should be all there everyday

electrobanana

here comes the bad stuff

bumper234

Red Crow wrote: »

The 50c increase on wine hasn't materialised

Yes it has

Excise duty on a pint of beer or cider, and a standard measure of spirits, is being increased by 10 cent, the duty on a 75cl bottle of wine is being increased by 50 cent."

http://www.rte.ie/news/

ibarelycare

No increase in VAT or USC.

Anything on PRSI yet?

Xenji

Vinz Mesrine wrote: »

So it's €4 per 20 pints. Again, do you think that will stop people going out? Take it from me, someone who has worked in bars for 13 years now, it won't stop anyone for more than a weekend.

Never said it would, have worked in bars for about 8 years myself.

MarkR

Blue Crystal wrote: »

2009 called; its looking for its joke back

http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/2009_called.png

:eek:

Red Crow

The 50c increase on wine hasn't materialised

SEPT 23 1989

Don't give her back her purse

Roger_007

wolfpawnat wrote: »

Never have I been so glad not to drink or smoke. I will still be fécked over though so what can you do?

Go out and have a large Jameson and a half corona cigar......you will feel much better.:D

Sierra Oscar

ibarelycare wrote: »

No increase in petrol or diesel

Any mention of motor tax?

General General

ibarelycare wrote: »

No increase in petrol or diesel

Another blow for Johnny Cyclist.

[Deleted User]

Feck off hitting drink again another 10 cent on the pint.

And 41% dirt, mother of god that's a disgrace, interest rates are low enough without dirt getting increased. They should be rewarding people who have money in savings not hitting them.

Mint Sauce

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

Holy God, 41% DIRT tax:eek:

'tis a long way we've come since the days of the SSIA

I thought I heard that, but couldn't see it on the tracker.

:eek:

Vinz Mesrine

Xenji wrote: »

They will double the 10c, they alway do, so it will be 20c really.

So it's €4 per 20 pints. Again, do you think that will stop people going out? Take it from me, someone who has worked in bars for 13 years now, it won't stop anyone for more than a weekend.

namloc1980

Savoir.Faire wrote: »

It would be most unfortunate if i were to die and not be able to claim my death benefit.

Your family might need it though!

General General

inforfun wrote: »

Still hear these words of last year: No one will see a change on their pay slip come january.

****er still owes me an explanation how it happened i again lost +/- €100 a month.

Didnt know it was possible but i get a really unhealthy amount of pure hatred for politicians.
Being Dutch and still have an interest in my country means i have to deal with 2 sets of those *****.

Surely, the Dutch politician-types are all great? No?